Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-08-04
The Marlette fair viii be held on the
0J Ith nnd ltb ~ nct nba,.

The Marlette fair will be held on the
3d, 4th and 9th of October.
The machinery for the flax mill has
arrived and is placed in position.
Caleb kinnee. of Brown City, called
in TO see us while III town one day last
week.
Mrs NJ. r. Miller and son have been
visiting friends in Bay City the past
week.
Miss Jessie Allison is visiting her
sisters and other friends in this place
at present.
Mrs. Matte Barnum. of Chicago. H.,
was the guest of Mrs. G. Vanwagner
the past week.
Miss Kittie \. Carroll is spending her
vacation visiting old friends in Brown
City and elsewhere.
julius IIenessey has recovered from
his recent fall and is now at CaSeville
visiting Wallace Adams.
=. :. McGregory, of Cass Ciyt. visited
among his many friends in this place
and Melvin the past week.
Del r. Sutton the authenticated rep
resentative of the Detroit Paper Co.
called on us last week Thursday.
II. j. Bradbeer. the painter and dec
orator. is still at Brockway Centre.
where he is doing rushing business
TT. GratiOt sun.
\ new walk is needed on the east
side of Main-st between Darcy's corner
and Jas. Browns corner. The one now
there is dangerous to travel on.
Two hacks from Bay City passed
through this place last week on their
to way Port Huron where they will
take boat for Sault Ste Marie.
Jas Wallace was in Detroit this week
purchasing his fall stock of goods for
the harness trade. When in need Of
anything in his line give him call.
We are in receipt of the Atlanta
Tribune a six column quarto published
at Atlanta. Mich. on Wednesdays by
y. J. West Jr. We welcome it to our
exchange list.
Notice the new Brockway Centre
market report in this issue. We intend
10 see that this report is corrected every
week and farmers can depend on the
prices quoted.
:. &. Bettes is home from the South
on short visit to his wife and family
and other friends in this place. IIewill
conduct camp-meeting at Lakeport
the coming week.
David Williams. who has been i'm the
lumber woods at Alpena for the past
two years. is home on visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Williams, and
other friends in this vicinity.
G. II. Townsend and sisters have
broken up housekeeping and the latter
named are visiting with their brothers
in Ingham County. Jerry B. Paisley
and wife now occupy Mr. Townsend s
house having moved this week.
Job work-We are prepared to do
all kinds of job work at this office on
short notice. Having just put in q
large supply of material, we can fur
nish you anything you want. Especial
attention given to orders by mail or by
telephone.
We have the Brockway Centre and
llbbS dDOttU u.
Advertisers who would like to obtain
space in these books can do so by send
ing in their copy to this Office. A great
many have taken hold of the scheme
but still there's room for more.
G. L. Michaels will give grand har-
vest ball. OH Friday evening, August
10, to which he cordially invites every
one Music by Jackson's full orchestra
If you want to have good old time
don't fail to hear "Old Jackson" once
more. Lots of ice cream for supper.
Bill only S1.00.
Our old friend +. a. Hill, of Allardt,
Tenn, Is spending few weeks visiting
among his many friends in this village
and surrounding country. He believes
we have warmer weather here than ut
any other point OH the globe, and says
that it hasn't been as warm in Tenn
essee this season as here.
The ice cream social given by the
young ladies of the M. T.. church for
the benefit of the pastor, Rev. III
King, last Thursday evening was quite
success, $50 being realized after all
expenses were paid. The young ladies
deserve not a little credit for their
earnest endeavOr and faithful labor i'm
behalf of their pastor. The kindness
of all who helped is appreciated.
B. II. Noble is i'm town. He saws
there is nothing new i'm telephone mat
ters. The Bell people have never sue
ceeded in getting an injunction against
the Cushman phone. and in their suit
at Detroit the Bell folks dare not even
ask for temporary injunction. There
is no need of anyone being scared over
the matter, for no damages can be col.
lected until the Cushman telephone is
proved to be an Infringement on the
Bell. which has never been done yet
and if it had the Bell people would only
he able to collect royalty of Sl4a year
for each instrument -Sanilac Jefferso-
nian